Renee Custer

I started as an associate on breakfast shift, then was promoted to Lead cashier. i was offered the manager Assistant a few months later. I was responsible for inventory scans, lottery scans, counting and balancing the safe and vault. I also maintained my other duties, such as waiting on customers, stocking our products and maintaining a neat and clean store.

• Performed periodic maintenance checks on equipment used in the shipping department.
• Conducted regular audits of warehouse operations for compliance with company policies and procedures.
• Utilized various computer systems to track shipments throughout their journey from origin to final destination.
• Troubleshot issues related to shipping and receiving in compliance with corporate procedures.
• Unpacked and examined incoming shipments to confirm consistency with records and routed materials to appropriate department.
• Tracked inventory levels, handling aspects of shipping and receiving and kept accurate records.
• Packed, sealed or affixed postage to prepare materials for shipping.
• Managed hazardous material transportation following applicable regulations set forth by local authorities.
• Ensured that all outgoing items were properly labeled with correct information such as destination addresses, weight limits.
• Prepared work orders, bills of lading or shipping orders to route materials.
• Directed warehouse team in stocking merchandise, pulling orders and setting up loads.
• Monitored merchandise received and shipped from facility in computer system.
• Identified order discrepancies and damaged items and notified supervisor.

• Clean screens between runs using solvents and degreasers.
• Unload finished products from conveyors after completion of each job run.
• Load fabrics onto pallets or frames for printing purposes.
• Verify that all supplies needed are available prior to beginning production.
• Calibrate the printer's heads for different types of materials being used.
• Follow established procedures for handling hazardous chemicals safely.
• Adjust machine settings to regulate speed, pressure, temperature, and coating thickness of ink.
• Reviewed painting projects to verify highest quality and adherence to organization's strict guidelines.
• Inspect prints for defects such as blurs, smears, spots, and discolorations.
• Train new employees on the use of screen printing equipment and processes.
• Monitor production progress to ensure adherence to quality standards set by customers.
• Troubleshoot malfunctions with the equipment when necessary.
• Align material under the print head accurately before starting a job run.